Digna Ochoa

This documentary chronicles the life and tragic death of Digna Ochoa, a prominent Mexican human rights lawyer. It delves into her tireless work defending marginalized communities and exposing state-sponsored abuses, highlighting the immense personal risks she undertook. The film also investigates the controversial circumstances surrounding her death, which was officially ruled a suicide but widely suspected to be a murder.

Digna Ochoa was met with critical acclaim for its powerful storytelling and unflinching examination of a significant human rights case. Reviewers praised Lourdes Portillo's skillful direction in weaving together interviews, archival footage, and a compelling narrative to shed light on Digna Ochoa's courage and the fight for justice in Mexico.

• Praised for its powerful and necessary exploration of human rights.

• Lauded for shedding light on a critical, yet often overlooked, case.

• Appreciated for its balanced portrayal of Digna Ochoa's bravery and the fight for justice.

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Screened at various film festivals, including the San Francisco International Film Festival.

The film was made over several years, with director Lourdes Portillo becoming deeply invested in the story and the pursuit of truth surrounding Digna Ochoa's death.